03-02-2025, 07:30 AM
(03-01-2025, 04:32 PM)NotJoeBiden Wrote:Riiiiiight... Comparing students who completed a Bachelor's degree and met the more stringent requirements to get into graduate school is the same thing as D level high school students.(03-01-2025, 04:18 PM)Ares Wrote: There is no way to maintain a quality educational experience when you pay lower than minimum wage, have to rely on third world instructors and then count on the good will of the instructors to volunteer their time. Sounds like a recipe for disaster. Something is very wrong with their RA accreditation acceptance. I wonder how many of the established schools who share the same accreditation feel about being compared to a school that graduates students based on the peer-review of potentially other D students. If I was one of those schools I would not be happy about it. Maybe we should ask them?
Exactly. Many Universities currently use graduate students, post docs, and lecturers to teach classes and pay them equivalently less than minimum wage. It is completely unacceptable, but not a unique phenomenon. The US has normalized the exploitation of teachers.
Teachers are not exploited in almost all cases they are overpaid.


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